Sentence examples similar to has historically declared from inspiring English sources
Sunderland has historically been the first place to count and declare its results.
"The Federal Government has historically lacked and still lacks—sufficient leadership capacity dedicated to STEM education," it declares, calling out NSF and the Department of Education for not working together better.
For instance, the author Gurcharan Das, who famously declared that the economy grows at night when the government sleeps, writes that India has historically been a strong society with a weak state and that the latter has to change.
With equal parts Mason's cuteness and Page and Brin's triumphalism, he declared: By giving people the power to share, we are starting to see people make their voices heard on a different scale from what has historically been possible.
(The disorder has historically been considered untreatable).
Donetsk has historically been a cosmopolitan city.
Medway has historically had difficulties retaining staff.
The Conservative Party has historically opposed the move.
Congress has historically preferred that lopsided balance.
Sweden has historically had a strategy to control and eradicate diseases through specific programmes [ 29], and after eradication the routines are gradually relaxed, as was seen with Aujezsky's disease (Sweden was declared officially free in 1996 [ 30]).
